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The standard electrode of a metal ion `(Ag|Ag^(o+))` and metal `-` insoluble salt anion `(Ag|AgCl|Cl^(c-))` are related as

A

`E_(Ag^+"|"Ag)^(@)=E_(Cl(-)"|"AgCl"|"Ag)^(@)+(RT)/FInK_(sp)`

B

`E_(Cl(-)"|"AgCl"|"Ag)^(@)=`E_(Ag^+"|"Ag)^(@)+(RT)/FInK_(sp)`

C

`E_(Cl(-)"|"AgCl"|"Ag)^(@)=`E_(Ag^+"|"Ag)^(@)-(RT)/FIn([Cl^-])/K_(sp)`

D

`E_(Cl(-)"|"AgCl"|"Ag)^(@)=`E_(Ag^+"|"Ag)^(@)-(RT)/FIn([Cl^-])/K_(sp)`

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